The 100 block of Main Street was redesigned and upgraded in 2005 with new and wider concrete sidewalks, curbing, vintage lighting, benches, trees, trash receptacles, and installation of a drip irrigation system.  This was accomplished with funding through CTEP (Community Transportation Enhancement Program).  The CTEP program is administered by the Montana Department of Transportation and Victor was required to match 13.42% of the CTEP budgeted amount.  Through local fund-raising efforts, the town of Victor raised a total of $32,700 for the project.

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A ribbon cutting ceremony was held on June 25, 2005 on Victor's "new" Main Street.

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Trash removal, tree maintenance, electricity for the 9 new vintage lights, and general maintenance is provided by Victor Park District. 

 

The annual budget for Victor's Main Street is approxiomately $1,700.